Local actor Tay Ping Hui left entertainment and content provider GHY Culture & Media in late February. “It has been a great time with GHY for the past five years,” the 53-year-old wrote on social media on March 12. “But now it is time to move on and do the things...
Singaporean actor Tay Ping Hui said going solo does not mean he will no longer work with GHY or in China.
“It has been a great time with GHY for the past five years,” the 53-year-old wrote on social media on March 12. “But now it is time to move on and do the things that I want to do, pick projects that I am passionate about and work with people that I want to work with.” The actor, who left Singapore broadcaster Mediacorp in 2018, told Chinese-language daily Lianhe Zaobao in a recent interview that he felt it was time to venture out again.
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